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Definition of ray
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Ray (n.) One of the
spheromeres
of a
radiate,
especially
one of the arms of a
starfish
or an
ophiuran..
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Gray
::
Gray (n.) An
animal
or thing of gray
color,
as a
horse,
a
badger,
or a kind of
salmon..
Ceylanite
::
Ceylanite
(n.) A dingy blue, or
grayish
black,
variety
of
spinel.
It is also
called
pleonaste..
Sematrope
::
Sematrope
(n.) An
instrument
for
signaling
by
reflecting
the rays of the sun in
different
directions.
Tetradymite
::
Tetradymite
(n.) A
telluride
of
bismuth.
It is of a pale
steel-gray
color and
metallic
luster,
and
usually
occurs
in
foliated
masses.
Called
also
telluric
bismuth..
Brayer
::
Brayer
(n.) One that brays like an ass.
Leipoa
::
Leipoa
(n.) A genus of
Australian
gallinaceous
birds
including
but a
single
species
(Leipoa
ocellata),
about the size of a
turkey.
Its color is
variegated,
brown,
black,
white,
and gray.
Called
also
native
pheasant..
Ulula
::
Ulula (n.) A genus of owls
including
the great gray owl
(Ulula
cinerea)
of
Arctic
America,
and other
similar
species.
See
Illust.
of Owl..
Raying
::
Raying
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Ra.
Benedicite
::
Benedicite
(n.) A
canticle
(the Latin
version
of which
begins
with this word) which may be used in the order for
morning
prayer
in the
Church
of
England.
It is taken from an
apocryphal
addition
to the third
chapter
of
Daniel.
Solar
::
Solar (a.) Of or
pertaining
to the sun;
proceeding
from the sun; as, the solar
system;
solar
light;
solar rays; solar
influence.
See Solar
system,
below..
Hypermetropy
::
Hypermetropy
(n.) A
condition
of the eye in
which,
through
shortness
of the
eyeball
or fault of the
refractive
media,
the rays of light come to a focus
behind
the
retina;
farsightedness;
--
called
also
hyperopia.
Cf.
Emmetropia..
Periclasite
::
Periclasite
(n.) A
grayish
or dark green
mineral,
consisting
essentially
of
magnesia
(magnesium
oxide),
occurring
in
granular
forms or in
isometric
crystals..
Gleam
::
Gleam (n.) A shoot of
light;
a small
stream
of
light;
a beam; a ray; a
glimpse.
Blackcock
::
Blackcock
(n.) The male of the
European
black
grouse
(Tetrao
tetrix,
Linn.);
-- so
called
by
sportsmen.
The
female
is
called
gray hen. See Heath
grouse..
Trug
::
Trug (n.) A
trough,
or
tray..
Invoke
::
Invoke
(v. t.) To call on for aid or
protection;
to
invite
earnestly
or
solemnly;
to
summon;
to
address
in
prayer;
to
solicit
or
demand
by
invocation;
to
implore;
as, to
invoke
the
Supreme
Being,
or to
invoke
His and
blessing..
Linnaeite
::
Linnaeite
(n.) A
mineral
of pale
steel-gray
color and
metallic
luster,
occurring
in
isometric
crystals,
and also
massive.
It is a
sulphide
of
cobalt
containing
some
nickel
or
copper..
Hessite
::
Hessite
(n.) A
lead-gray
sectile
mineral.
It is a
telluride
of
silver.
Fray
::
Fray (v. t.) To rub; to wear off, or wear into
shreds,
by
rubbing;
to fret, as
cloth;
as, a deer is said to fray her
head..
Prefer
::
Prefer
(v. t.) To carry or bring
(something)
forward,
or
before
one;
hence,
to bring for
consideration,
acceptance,
judgment,
etc.; to
offer;
to
present;
to
proffer;
to
address;
-- said
especially
of a
request,
prayer,
petition,
claim,
charge,
etc..
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